Generating units, fluidized bed boiler, steam turbine
Water, condensate polishing, a fan, induced draft fan, various types of valves, transmitters, the television industry, the electronic belt scale, truck scale, electro-magnet,
Water ring vacuum pumps, condensate pumps, heater, heating network, the turbine bypass devices, roof ventilation, coal, coal, coal feeder, and so on, Cleaner,
Deaerator, air preheater, crusher, pneumatic ash removal systems, bag filter, flow meter, compensation, cranes, the temperature by Regulator, UPS, magnetic separator,
DCS, water filters, boiler water supply systems, fishing slag scraper, transformer, the main transformer, GIS, Bucket Wheel Stacker, duct smoke ventilation door, power cables,
Cable bridge, the hydrogen production equipment, blowing, soft drinks sampling devices, such as diesel generators.
【拟在建项目】
宁夏鸳鸯湖电厂一期工程
2008-12-25
信息类别：拟在建
所属行业：能源化工
所属地区：宁夏
进展阶段:水土保持方案阶段
最新进展阶段：水土保持方案阶段
项目简介：建设2台600兆瓦超临界国产空冷汽轮机发电机组。，工程总投资46.49亿元。
详细内容：
项目名称：宁夏鸳鸯湖电厂一期工程
进展阶段：水土保持方案阶段
主要设备：
发电机组、流化床锅炉、汽轮机
水处理、凝结水精处理、一次风机、引风机、各类阀门、变送器、工业电视、电子皮带秤、汽车衡、电磁铁、
水环式真空泵、凝结水泵、热网加热器、汽机旁路装置、屋顶通风器、输煤设备、磨煤机、给煤机等、除渣系统、
除氧器、空气预热器、破碎机、气力除灰系统、布袋除尘器、流量计、补偿器、起重机、减温减压器、UPS、除铁器、
DCS、滤水器、锅炉补给水处理系统、刮板捞渣机、互感器、主变、GIS、斗轮堆取料机、烟风道风门、电力电缆、
电缆桥架、制氢设备、吹灰器、汽水取样装置、柴油发电机组等。
项目介绍：
规划容量为2400MW，一期工程2×600MW。位于银川市东南53km、磁窑堡镇东北3km的荒滩上，地势较开阔，
自然高程1290～1320m，电厂燃煤拟由鸳鸯湖矿区供应，电厂水源采用黄河地表水。灰场采用南沙窝灰场，
距离约8km。进厂道路由307国道引接，长约4km。二期建设两台600MW机组，项目建成后将成为这个基地重要的电力送出电厂。
工程总投资46.49亿元。
投资者简介：
宁夏xxxx化工有限公司是山东xxxx的核心产业子公司之一，注册地为银川市。
主要从事煤炭、电力和能源化工等产业的投资与开发。
建设单位：宁夏xxxxx化工有限公司
联系人：刘xx
电话：0951-xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
邮编：750001
传真：0951-xxxxxxx
地址：宁夏银川市xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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中国政府招标采购网
项目负责人：王先生 13439899165
电话：010-89503734
传真：010-98503745
电子邮件：547251586@qq.com
阿里旺旺：(诚信通）zbcgzx
2008年12月25日
exporting websites
http://www.exportsource.ca: Run by Ottawa, this is a comprehensive source of export information. Highlights: learn to sell to governments, mitigate risk and identify your target market. You'll also find links to non-government and private sector export-related websites.
http://www.infoexport.gc.ca: The Canadian Trade Commissioner's site offers market reports by industry sector or country. Best of all, you can register for your own Virtual Trade Commissioner and be notified immediately, via the Web, of any news affecting your industry or market.
http://www.edc.ca: You know Export Development Canada as a provider of finance solutions for Canadian exporters, but this site also contains economic information and industry research. Bonus: click on "tools" for export-readiness quizzes, currency calculators and other fun stuff.
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/: The CIA (yes, THAT CIA) website has the up-to-date goods on every country in the world — from population to per capita wages to industrial needs, it has it all. It's the place to go if you want to figure out if there is an opium trafficking issue in Kyrgyzstan or decent telecommunications in Surinam. (Yes to both.) It's a great starting point for your market research. Very cool.
http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_x/engdoc/exporting.html?guides=e_exp: You'll find trade data, listings of trade shows and events, and links to other exporting sites. And if you need a little face time, this site can direct you to the nearest Industry Canada representative for some in-person advice.
/exporting/: PROFIT's articles about exporting contain specific advice and anecdotes from Canadian entrepreneurs who've been there, done that.
http://www.royalbank.com/sme: Most banks and credit unions give a nod to export issues, but Royal Bank in particular has an extensive site for SMEs interested in foreign markets. And in the spirit of Macy's sending customers to Bloomingdale's, the site has extensive links to numerous export financing services that don't actually belong to the bank.
http://www.infoexport.gc.ca: The Canadian Trade Commissioner's site offers market reports by industry sector or country. Best of all, you can register for your own Virtual Trade Commissioner and be notified immediately, via the Web, of any news affecting your industry or market.
http://www.edc.ca: You know Export Development Canada as a provider of finance solutions for Canadian exporters, but this site also contains economic information and industry research. Bonus: click on "tools" for export-readiness quizzes, currency calculators and other fun stuff.
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/: The CIA (yes, THAT CIA) website has the up-to-date goods on every country in the world — from population to per capita wages to industrial needs, it has it all. It's the place to go if you want to figure out if there is an opium trafficking issue in Kyrgyzstan or decent telecommunications in Surinam. (Yes to both.) It's a great starting point for your market research. Very cool.
http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_x/engdoc/exporting.html?guides=e_exp: You'll find trade data, listings of trade shows and events, and links to other exporting sites. And if you need a little face time, this site can direct you to the nearest Industry Canada representative for some in-person advice.
/exporting/: PROFIT's articles about exporting contain specific advice and anecdotes from Canadian entrepreneurs who've been there, done that.
http://www.royalbank.com/sme: Most banks and credit unions give a nod to export issues, but Royal Bank in particular has an extensive site for SMEs interested in foreign markets. And in the spirit of Macy's sending customers to Bloomingdale's, the site has extensive links to numerous export financing services that don't actually belong to the bank.
ImportingGetting Started
http://www.canadabusiness.ca/servlet/ContentServer?cid=1184871186921&pagename=CBSC_FE%2FCBSC_WebPage%2FCBSC_WebPage_Temp&lang=en&c=CBSC_WebPage
ImportingGetting Started
Guides, suppliers, Business Number, financing
Importing Process
Classification, duty and taxes, accounting, reporting, release
Laws, Regulations and Permits
Customs laws, HS codes, permits and import controls, reporting, penalties
Additional Information
SME Centre, statistics, standards, training, customs brokers
ImportingGetting Started
Guides, suppliers, Business Number, financing
Importing Process
Classification, duty and taxes, accounting, reporting, release
Laws, Regulations and Permits
Customs laws, HS codes, permits and import controls, reporting, penalties
Additional Information
SME Centre, statistics, standards, training, customs brokers
ExportingGetting Started
http://www.canadabusiness.ca/servlet/ContentServer?cid=1184870795696&pagename=CBSC_FE%2FCBSC_WebPage%2FCBSC_WebPage_Temp&lang=en&c=CBSC_WebPage
Selling your product in foreign markets is a terrific way to increase sales and diversify your customer base, but exporting brings potential problems.
ExportingGetting Started
Export readiness, export plan, financing, guides and tools
Market Research
Market reports, trade map, statistics, business opportunities
Accessing your Market
Market entry strategies, marketing strategies, exporting a service, delivering goods
Laws, Regulations, and Permits
Permits for regulated goods, business number, reporting exports, customs tariffs and HS codes
Additional Sources of Information
Training programs, e-business, newsletters and magazines
Selling your product in foreign markets is a terrific way to increase sales and diversify your customer base, but exporting brings potential problems.
ExportingGetting Started
Export readiness, export plan, financing, guides and tools
Market Research
Market reports, trade map, statistics, business opportunities
Accessing your Market
Market entry strategies, marketing strategies, exporting a service, delivering goods
Laws, Regulations, and Permits
Permits for regulated goods, business number, reporting exports, customs tariffs and HS codes
Additional Sources of Information
Training programs, e-business, newsletters and magazines
What you need to do in China?
By Oliver Hua haiqing1@yahoo.com
1, you need to know what do you want to do in China, do you want to sell your products / service? do you want to source from China? do you want to find reliable Chinese partners?
2, you need to have a plan on how do you want to start / improve your China business, and you need to make a feasible implementation schedule including a dependable budget, be careful.
3, you must have a local representative with at least the access to a phone, cell, and Internet to promote and protect your business;
4, you must have good support when you find this representative and the potential distribution / sales / suppliers network, depend on the scale of your business and the needs from this representative of yours.
Please contact Oliver Hua to discuss on how he can help you to build up your business in China: haiqing1@yahoo.com
Recession maybe a turning point for your business, China maybe a shipping port on your long journey on the turbulent ocean.
Let us become known to each other, let us help each other.
Please contact Oliver Hua haiqing1@yahoo.com
1, you need to know what do you want to do in China, do you want to sell your products / service? do you want to source from China? do you want to find reliable Chinese partners?
2, you need to have a plan on how do you want to start / improve your China business, and you need to make a feasible implementation schedule including a dependable budget, be careful.
3, you must have a local representative with at least the access to a phone, cell, and Internet to promote and protect your business;
4, you must have good support when you find this representative and the potential distribution / sales / suppliers network, depend on the scale of your business and the needs from this representative of yours.
Please contact Oliver Hua to discuss on how he can help you to build up your business in China: haiqing1@yahoo.com
Recession maybe a turning point for your business, China maybe a shipping port on your long journey on the turbulent ocean.
Let us become known to each other, let us help each other.
Please contact Oliver Hua haiqing1@yahoo.com
Marketing Jobs Now Outsourced to India & China
Marketing is not a job to be taken lightly so the price per capita maybe very low for common "marketing professionals". However, company needs to take experience, knowledge, and in depth of understanding of all aspects of business into its serious consideration especially under such an international circumstance.
I agree with the author's opinion on the laber cost when you designed a system to be popularized through a "marketing team" but the person(s) who lead this team should be much more superior and it should be much more superior than those marketing leaders in the North America, or West Europe because they will lead maintain, nurture, and lead this systme to be more responsible, more productive, more efficient.
Oliver commentary haiqing1@yahoo.com
There’s a disturbing side-effect that’s coming from the increased use of internet marketing - it can be done cheaper in China and India.
While advertising continues to bring us greater efficiencies and cheaper costs, it’s also driving our need for faster turnaround and rapid deployment. When you can test 100 ads online within a week, you need a solution that can keep up with that pace, without breaking the bank.
I’ve seen two stories recently that suggests that marketing could follow technical support and end-up outsourced to a country with cheaper labor costs.
First, the NYT reports on Publicis’ efforts to build a global digital advertising network that uses offshore labor.
There is a chance to invest right now in China, India, Russia and Brazil, which will pay off big over the next five years,? Mr. Kenny said. ?These economies are going to boom, and ads there are going to go directly to mobile and directly to the Internet.
Beyond the growth potential, Publicis executives see these economies as important sources of low-cost labor for a Digitas subsidiary called Prodigious, a digital production unit that works with all agencies in the Publicis Groupe. Prodigious already uses workers in Costa Rica and Ukraine to produce copious footage for companies like G.M.
The other story relates to Lenovo’s decision to move all of its worldwide marketing to Bangalore, India.
The new center offers these services to all of Lenovo’s operations outside China, said Rahul Agarwal, vice president for marketing at Lenovo India…Lenovo decided to establish this operation in India because of the availability of high quality marketing talent in India, Agarwal said. Expertise in consumer marketing is going to be particularly important as Lenovo gets into the consumer market, he added.
Of course, many companies have found that the costs associated with offshoring are often not worth the headaches that come from language barriers and lower quality work. That said, if you’re involved in marketing, you’d better not take for granted that cushy gig you have. Just like those in the technical support and web development world, you could soon learn that your work can be done for a fraction of the price by someone else.
I agree with the author's opinion on the laber cost when you designed a system to be popularized through a "marketing team" but the person(s) who lead this team should be much more superior and it should be much more superior than those marketing leaders in the North America, or West Europe because they will lead maintain, nurture, and lead this systme to be more responsible, more productive, more efficient.
Oliver commentary haiqing1@yahoo.com
There’s a disturbing side-effect that’s coming from the increased use of internet marketing - it can be done cheaper in China and India.
While advertising continues to bring us greater efficiencies and cheaper costs, it’s also driving our need for faster turnaround and rapid deployment. When you can test 100 ads online within a week, you need a solution that can keep up with that pace, without breaking the bank.
I’ve seen two stories recently that suggests that marketing could follow technical support and end-up outsourced to a country with cheaper labor costs.
First, the NYT reports on Publicis’ efforts to build a global digital advertising network that uses offshore labor.
There is a chance to invest right now in China, India, Russia and Brazil, which will pay off big over the next five years,? Mr. Kenny said. ?These economies are going to boom, and ads there are going to go directly to mobile and directly to the Internet.
Beyond the growth potential, Publicis executives see these economies as important sources of low-cost labor for a Digitas subsidiary called Prodigious, a digital production unit that works with all agencies in the Publicis Groupe. Prodigious already uses workers in Costa Rica and Ukraine to produce copious footage for companies like G.M.
The other story relates to Lenovo’s decision to move all of its worldwide marketing to Bangalore, India.
The new center offers these services to all of Lenovo’s operations outside China, said Rahul Agarwal, vice president for marketing at Lenovo India…Lenovo decided to establish this operation in India because of the availability of high quality marketing talent in India, Agarwal said. Expertise in consumer marketing is going to be particularly important as Lenovo gets into the consumer market, he added.
Of course, many companies have found that the costs associated with offshoring are often not worth the headaches that come from language barriers and lower quality work. That said, if you’re involved in marketing, you’d better not take for granted that cushy gig you have. Just like those in the technical support and web development world, you could soon learn that your work can be done for a fraction of the price by someone else.
NEWS DIGEST --- More proposals urged to tackle pollution
More proposals urged to tackle pollution
A senior Chinese official has urged the country's political advisors to make more practical proposals to the government to resolve environmental pollution and other social problems.
Jia Qinglin, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultation Conference (CPPCC), made the remark in a letter to the CPPCC's first seminar on China's population, resources and environment development concluded in Beijing on Tuesday.
China would have many challenges in achieving steady economic growth and social development next year, which included environmental protection, employment and resources issues, Jia said in the letter.
Political advisors should work together and make proposals and suggestions that could serve the people and country effectively, he said.
The seminar was attended by members of the CPPCC, China's top political advisory body, and experts from companies and research institutes.
A senior Chinese official has urged the country's political advisors to make more practical proposals to the government to resolve environmental pollution and other social problems.
Jia Qinglin, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultation Conference (CPPCC), made the remark in a letter to the CPPCC's first seminar on China's population, resources and environment development concluded in Beijing on Tuesday.
China would have many challenges in achieving steady economic growth and social development next year, which included environmental protection, employment and resources issues, Jia said in the letter.
Political advisors should work together and make proposals and suggestions that could serve the people and country effectively, he said.
The seminar was attended by members of the CPPCC, China's top political advisory body, and experts from companies and research institutes.
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